Harrison Hot Springs is a picturesque lakefront village in Southwestern British Columbia, set between Harrison Lake’s sandy shores and the region’s breathtaking mountains.
- Named after Benjamin Harrison and known for its natural hot springs, the community is a major BC resort destination.
- Designated a Resort Municipality, Harrison Hot Springs draws both local visitors (Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley) and international tourists.
- Each year, thousands of visitors come for year-round activities such as: hot springs, boating, swimming, golfing, hiking, cycling, fishing, festivals, events, and tours.
The village is focused on growth, investing in municipal infrastructure and services to improve quality of life and encourage development.
- Tourism is the core of the local economy, with many residents working in service-related roles, and some commuting to nearby communities like Chilliwack, Abbotsford, and Mission.
- Housing is largely single-family detached homes, with options ranging from one- to two-story houses to multi-story condominiums.
- The hot springs are fed by Harrison Lake and extend along the countryside toward the mountains (about 48 miles).
- Two hot springs power the experience:
- Potash: about 40°C (104°F)
- Sulphur: about 65°C (149°F)
Outdoor and leisure options include boating, hiking, fishing, and access to golf courses within about a 15-minute drive.
- Location makes it easy to visit or live here:
- About 1.5 hours from Vancouver
- About 3 hours from Seattle
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